British ****** wrestles shark
Discussion
Driller said:
Anybody feeling sorry for the shark, you do realise that at the first opportunity it would bite you in half, tear the pieces into bloody, splintered shreds, gorge them and then st you out all over the ocean?
I just don't get it.
fk 'em I say.
hmm no sharks sea full of diseased dying fish none left to eat world famine no more mr driller I just don't get it.
fk 'em I say.
Driller said:
I don't like sharks, get over it.
http://www.greenerideal.com/science/7066-the-importance-of-apex-predators/http://www.livescience.com/15051-apex-top-predator...
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=food+web+apex+pr...
Oh dear. Things have gone a bit wrong for him... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-21753342
Auntie said:
A charity worker has been sacked after his bosses saw footage of him wrestling a shark in Australia while he was on sick leave for stress
bigandclever said:
Oh dear. Things have gone a bit wrong for him... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-21753342
Apparently in an interview he said words tot eh effect of "I work for a childrens charity. You'd think they would be praising me as it was children I saved and yet they have sacked me". He had been signed off for a year.Auntie said:
A charity worker has been sacked after his bosses saw footage of him wrestling a shark in Australia while he was on sick leave for stress
Pesty said:
I would have thought going on holiday was a good cure for stress and something doctors would recommend.
He probably has grounds for a tribunal
I kind of agree, but its a bit of a coincidence that his wife is off too and they have both been signed off long enough to take a 2 month holiday!He probably has grounds for a tribunal
Why is it only ever public sector type workers that have massive amounts of time off for stress? As far as I can make out they have shorter hours than private sector workers and don;t have the sword of damocles hanging over them if they are crap at their job.
Plus if they can afford 2 months in Australia they must be the richest people in Merthyr by some margin
blueg33 said:
Pesty said:
I would have thought going on holiday was a good cure for stress and something doctors would recommend.
He probably has grounds for a tribunal
I kind of agree, but its a bit of a coincidence that his wife is off too and they have both been signed off long enough to take a 2 month holiday!He probably has grounds for a tribunal
Why is it only ever public sector type workers that have massive amounts of time off for stress? As far as I can make out they have shorter hours than private sector workers and don;t have the sword of damocles hanging over them if they are crap at their job.
Plus if they can afford 2 months in Australia they must be the richest people in Merthyr by some margin
He sounded plausible, but I suspect there is more to this than meets the eye......
maybe another perspective:
it was the holiday of a lifetime, saved up for many months beforehand and booked ages in advance. Maybe months in advance before the job got very strssful
So then you are signed off with stress. What to do now?
Not go on holiday on principle,stay at home ans try and get a refund for no real reason, or go (holidays are known to help relieve stress, etc etc)
Just a thought....
it was the holiday of a lifetime, saved up for many months beforehand and booked ages in advance. Maybe months in advance before the job got very strssful
So then you are signed off with stress. What to do now?
Not go on holiday on principle,stay at home ans try and get a refund for no real reason, or go (holidays are known to help relieve stress, etc etc)
Just a thought....
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